Patient safety in the pediatric emergency care setting

被引:73
作者
Krug, Steven E.
Bojko, Thomas
Dolan, Margaret A.
Flush, Karen
O'Malley, Patricia
Sapien, Robert
Shaw, Kathy N.
Shook, Joan
Sirbaugh, Paul
Yamamoto, Loren
Ball, Jane
Role, Susan Eads
Brown, Kathleen
Bullock, Kim
Kavanaugh, Dan
Turgel, Tina
Mace, Sharon E.
Tuggle, David W.
Snow, Sally K.
Tellez, Susan
机构
关键词
patient safety; pediatric patient safety; clinical quality; quality improvement; performance improvement; culture of safety; medication safety; pediatric emergency care; emergency medical services for children; teamwork training; family-centered care; safety event reporting system;
D O I
10.1542/peds.2007-2902
中图分类号
R72 [儿科学];
学科分类号
100202 ;
摘要
Patient safety is a priority for all health care professionals, including those who work in emergency care. Unique aspects of pediatric care may increase the risk of medical error and harm to patients, especially in the emergency care setting. Although errors can happen despite the best human efforts, given the right set of circumstances, health care professionals must work proactively to improve safety in the pediatric emergency care system. Specific recommendations to improve pediatric patient safety in the emergency department are provided in this policy statement.
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页码:1367 / 1375
页数:9
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